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Cop31 live: host Turkey celebrates new oilfields as climate summit enters second day
UN climate summit prepares to host world leaders from more than 90 countries as scientists find global carbon emissions flatlined this year We’ve just heard from Patricia Espinosa , the former UN climate boss (succeeded by Simon Stiell) and now we are hearing from former US secretary of state and climate ambassador, John Kerry. Kerry has congratulated Brazil for keeping the fossil fuel transition issue alive, and the room has erupted in cheers. Continue reading...
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UN climate summit prepares to host world leaders from more than 90 countries as scientists find global carbon emissions flatlined this year We’ve just heard from Patricia Espinosa , the former UN climate boss (succeeded by Simon Stiell) and now we are hearing from former US secretary of state and climate ambassador, John Kerry. Kerry has congratulated Brazil for keeping the fossil fuel transition issue alive, and the room has erupted in cheers. Continue reading...
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According to The Guardian’s source item, Cop31 live: host Turkey celebrates new oilfields as climate summit enters second day, UN climate summit prepares to host world leaders from more than 90 countries as scientists find global carbon emissions flatlined this year We’ve just heard from Patricia Espinosa , the former UN climate boss (succeeded by Simon Stiell) and now we are hearing from former US secretary of state and climate ambassador, John Kerry. Kerry has congratulated Brazil for keeping the fossil fuel transition issue alive, and the room has erupted in cheers. Continue reading…
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